Town Hall Jammed As Polls Open For School Vote
The special freemen's meeting on the proposed school building program opened at 10:30 am in the town hall with about 200 residents in the court room and corridor. By 2:30 pm total ballots reached roughly 1,300, with 535 cast by noon. ward breakdown showed 223 from the first ward, 133 from the second, and 179 from the third. Women accounted for 239 votes and men 296. Enduring activity reflected parents, clergy, and officials waiting as voting continued until 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaime Ball Gourd
Harty
Carter
Cowt Hill
Bo Gee
Town Hall
Hall
Herbert Bohlin
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Jum Hall
Harry L. Carter
John J. Sheridan
Melon Dablin
Grove Street
Paul Elliott
Spencer Street
Raymond K. Foley
Harald E. Chittenden
George T. Froehlich
Bavier Thanks Friend Foe In Review Of School Plans
Ralph H. Bavier, chairman of the Planning Commission, recounted two weeks of activity on the proposed school building program. He thanked many people and organizations for presenting facts clearly, noting voters will decide with thorough knowledge. He praised supporters and answered objections, urging Naugatuck to stand united in improving its educational facilities and signaling further work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavier
Foe
Ralph H. Bavier
Planning Commission
Naugatuck
Naucainel
Bus Route Change Approved By Board At Tuttle School
A winter bus route change was approved by the board of education at the regular meeting at Tuttle School. The route will enter Spring Road then Pond Hill to Maple Hill Road, reverse with a turnaround, and it avoids Maple Hill once roads are snowbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Tha Tuttle
Maple Hill Road
Praweet Street
Pond Hill
Spring Romney
Spring Road
Pond Hill Road
Schoola
Harold E. Chittenden
Maple Wil Road
Fronpoet Atrent
Stoup
Chittenden
Coard
Thin Area
Tarchere
Chittundon Anid
Finance E
Nuayputucls
Leogus
Alury Wenle
Wilt
Dece
Cenetral Avenue
Crittendan
Makex
Tha Crac
Bord
Hop Brook
Oxford Board of Education
Joon
S Orlock
Hospital Bulletin Discharges Mrs Krauss After Knee Injury
Mrs Mae Krauss of Sprink Street was discharged yesterday from St Marys Hospital Waterbury after receiving treatment for a knee injury at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Krauss
Sprink Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Largest vote cast in local Freemen meeting records show
Post office opens Sunday for Yale rush Postmaster Frannie T Green announced today that the stamp and postal windows at the Nate Estuck Post Office will be open tomorrow until 6 pm and Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. The action will ease crowding as mail volume increases and extra help enables the office to keep pace with the rush. The 62nd special Freemen's meeting will consider constructing and financing three new door buildings with vote by ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemen’ S
Frannie T. Green
Nate Estuck
Scruon
Pbo
Naugatuck
George A. Lawis
Deaths Bradford Lillian A Welsh Bradford obituary
In Southington on December 18 I S Bradford Lillian A Welsh Bradford of Milldale Road Southington funeral tomorrow at 1 o'clock in Tyngboro Miss will be buried there friends may call at Alderson Funeral Home Main Street Chestlee this evening from 9 o'clock
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Bradford
Southington
Lillian A.welsh Bradford
Milldale Road
Chouhire
Puneral
Letter From Santa Claus At North Pole During Picnic Ordeal
A garbled holiday tale describes Santa and Mother Claus rising early, packing food and cookies, waking elves, and planning a picnic at the toy shop with elves delivering red sleds and a Studebaker year nod. The note mentions a meeting in Naugatuck next Monday afternoon and a Brieknon Matura confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Claus
Allied & Thermog
Tito
Editorial urges support for new Navagatuck school plan
The News endorses the plan by the Planning Commission to build three new schools in Naugatuck, arguing it offers long term benefits, safety and progress after 50 years of river industry decline. It discusses costs near 170,000 and notes UW and others weigh arguments for and against. The piece urges residents to vote on the highway project and education improvements.
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Nekhway
Sheffield
Prospect Street
Breamen
Telina
Tryalyin Niuigabuadk
Nangitiek
Naugatuck
Caren
Spvess
Santa Claus to Land in Parking Lot in Naugatuck
Santa Claus will land in the Gaureh Street Lot 2:30 PM next Monday, with officials warning parking at the lot. The News sponsors a 4 PM visit where candy for children is distributed and all guests must remain in the lot until Santa arrives. In the Horseshoe area the third annual Naugatuck News Community Christmas pageant follows at 8:20 PM, with the Naugatuck Men’s Chorus and local organists. Residents are invited to join in carols from the high school steps.
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Ord
Santa Claus
Naugetuck
U. S. Rubbee Co
Gaureh Street
Seanna
Ionda
Ana
Santa Jands
Sae Ni
Chudren
Naugatuck
Harry L. Carter
John J. Gormiey
John J. Sheridan
Joseph P. Donahue
the News
Bunty
Church Reef
Santa
Jesse Te. Davis
Flemmond
Roy Johnson
Albert Smith
Scout Paper Drive Planned by Beacon Falls Troop
Beacon Falls Scouts plan a waste paper collection Sunday to fund their Christmas party. Troop No 1 meets tonight at 7:30 in the town hall with Scoutmaster Raymond Jones urging attendance. Residents asked to bundle papers and leave on porches or curbs starting 1:30 Sunday afternoon rain or shine. Proceeds will help cover party costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Raymond Jones
Beacon Falls
Jonas
Local Hospital Admits Several Patients
Mrs. Alexander Kaminski of High Rock Road Betcon Falls is a surgical patient at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Mrs. Stanley Palmoski of 18 Scott Street is a surgical patient at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Patrolman George Smith of 81 Gainin Street is a medical patient at St Marys Hospital admitted early yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fisher
Beacon Falls
Waterbury Hospital
Alexander Kaminski
High Rock Road
Betcon Falls
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Stanley ‘Palmoski
Scott Street
George Smith
Gainin Street
Careys Welcome Second Daughter In Waterbury Birth
At St. Marys hospital Waterbury a daughter was born today to Mr and Mrs John Carey of 4 John street. Mrs Carey formerly Mary Zapatka. Carnaroli Family Add Son At St Marys Hospital Waterbury a son born today to Mr and Mrs Raymond J Carnaroli of 9 High street. Mrs Carnaroli formerly Mary Pagliara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
St. Mary’s Hospital
Waterbury
John Carey
John Street
Mary Zapatka
Carnaroli
St. Mary's Hospital
Raymond J. Carnaroli
High Street
Mary Pagliara
Mrs L A Bradford Dies Mother Of Chemical Co Official
Mrs Lillian A Welsh Bradford widow of Ray Park Andrew Bradford Milldale Cheshire died yesterday at Bradley Memorial hospital Southington after a short illness. Born August 11 1560 in Detroit she lived with her son William F E Bradford industrial relations manager at Naugatuck Chemical Co in Cheshire for two years. She led Eastern Star Mansfield MA Congregational Church and supervised Sunday School for many years in Mahs Neld church. Survived by four other sons Roy H Watertown MA Frederick W Malden Clarendon A Danby VT and Harold P San Pedro CA plus 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 1 PM in Tyngsboro MA with burial there. Visitation 7 to 8 30 PM at Alderson Funeral Home Cheshire tonight.
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Lillian A. (Welsh) Bradford
Ray
Park Ansdrew
Bradford
Milldale
Rand
Cheshire
Bradley Memorial Hospital
Southington
Detroit
Mich
William FE
Naugatuck Chemical Co
Order For Eastern Stay
Mansfield
Mass
Mansfeld
Wiliam
Roy H
Watertown
Frederick W
Malden
Clarendon A
Danby Vt
Harold P
San Pedro
Calif
Tyngsboro
Alderson Funeral Home
South Main Street
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North Pole
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Va Nicholas Mennilla
Gary Fuoco
Gabriel
Hontor
Lucille
Father Choke
Hkibhleen O'Rourke
Nancy Paukat
Donald Chabowski
Ronald Sarasin
Father Cooke
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Harold Valois
John Sitar
Ladies' Guild
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